"Hey baby." Blaine said as Kurt walked into the door of their apartment, where they had been living together for exactly two months.

"Hey Blaine." Kurt smiled as he saw Blaine on the couch watching Friends reruns. He flopped onto the couch right next to Blaine and snuggled up with him. Blaine instantly wrapped his arm around Kurt, and pulled him in closer. Kurt looked up and smiled and leaned in to kiss Blaine on the lips. Blaine kissed gently back.

"I love you so much." Blaine whispered as Kurt rested his head on Blaine's shoulder.

"I love you too." Kurt grinned. He never felt so special. He had the perfect boyfriend, who was completely in love with him, and tonight he was going to ask this special man to marry him. How could anything be more perfect? "Blaine?"

"Yes Kurt?"
"Let's go out tonight."
"I thought maybe we could stay in, watch a movie and snuggle a bit?" Blaine smiled as the words left his mouth. That described the perfect night for him, snuggling in the arms of the man he loved.

"We could. But I thought maybe we could go see a movie, and then go to that new restaurant they opened next to that bar that we went to that one time."
"Do you mean Scandal's?"
"Yeah, that's the name of the bar."
"But we would be going to the restaurant next to it?"
"Yeah."

"If you want to."
"It's supposed to be really nice place, with really good food."

"Then why would it open up next to that bar?"

"Good question."

"You really want to go out?"

"Yeah," Kurt said as he looked up to Blaine. He leaned a bit, so that his mouth would be right next to Blaine's ear, and whispered, "I really want to." Blaine moaned as the words escaped Kurt's mouth, and as he felt the heat on his ear.

"When do you want to leave?" Blaine moaned.

"When ever you're ready." Kurt said.

"You mean whenever you're ready?" Blaine snickered as the words left his mouth. Kurt's mouth dropped open as if the words deeply offended him, but almost instantly his a gaped mouth turned to an huge grin. He smiled as he nodded his head, kissed Blaine, and ran to their room to begin getting dressed. Blaine followed Kurt into their room.

"What movie are we going to see?" Blaine asked Kurt as he took off his shirt and began rummaging through his dresser to look for his button up shirt and bow tie.

"Does it matter?" Kurt said in a rather seductive tone. Blaine looked up from the drawer at Kurt and shook his head slowly, and began to grin.

"How did I get so lucky to have you as my boyfriend?" Blaine grinned.

"I was about to ask myself the same question." Kurt smiled as he unbuttoned his jeans.

Kurt and Blaine we just getting into their seats at the theater when the lights began to fade and the movie began to start. Blaine grabbed Kurt's hand and began to caress it in his hand. Kurt grinned at Blaine, but his mind was truly elsewhere. He was thinking about how he was going to ask Blaine to marry him. There both were only twenty and Blaine had just moved in with Kurt two months ago. He hoped he wasn't rushing it, but he knew in his heart that the timing was right. He didn't want to ever live without Blaine, so why wait five years to get married? He knew they were soul mates, so why wait? Blaine was going to say yes, it's not like they hadn't talked about it before. But what if Blaine said no, was his making a mistake. No. He wasn't and he knew it. But how was he going to say it? Should he just say it so make it sentimen-

Kurt didn't have time to finish his thought, because Blaine was already kissing him. Blaine had pushed the cup holder back and began to let his hands wander. Kurt pushed back, the movie hadn't even started yet-

"I know we usually wait till the movie starts," Blaine began, "but I couldn't help it. I need you Kurt." Kurt smiled and whispered, "It's okay, I like it." Blaine grinned, but didn't wait a second to start kissing him again. They both let their hands wander, and they both weren't paying attention to anything but each other.

They should of paid attention.

If they had they would have noticed the group of ‘manly men' walking into theater.

And that could of made all the difference.